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telogen

[tel´o-jen]

the quiescent or resting phase of the hair cycle, following catagen. At this stage the hair has become a club hair and does not grow further.

tel·o·gen

(tel'ō-jen),

Resting phase of hair cycle.

[G. telos, end, + -gen, producing]

telogen

/tel·o·gen/ (tel´o-jen) the quiescent or resting phase of the hair cycle, following catagen; the hair has become a club hair and does not grow further.

telogen

(tĕl′ə-jən)

The phase in the hair growth cycle during which a new hair is formed in the follicle and a hair that has stopped growing is shed. It follows and generally lasts longer than catagen.

telogen

See hair.

tel·o·gen

(tel'ō-jen)

Resting phase of hair cycle.

[G. telos, end, + -gen, producing]

telogen

the quiescent or resting phase of the hair cycle, following catagen, the hair having become a club hair and not growing further.

telogen effluvium, telogen defluxion, telogen defluvium

widespread loss of hair due to large numbers of hair follicles being in synchronized telogen. In animals, may be associated with stress, severe malnutrition and drug therapy. In bitches, and less frequently queens, it is a common postpartum change.

telogen hair follicle

one in a resting stage.

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In telogen, we could not separate the primary and secondary hair follicles because of hair follicle degradation.

Molecular characterization and expression pattern of a novel Keratin-associated protein 11.1 gene in the Liaoning cashmere goat (Capra hircus)

Telogen effluvium is sudden diffuse hair loss following a major stressor (such as childbirth, a "crash" diet, or severe illness).

Young man with unexplained hair loss

During the stress of a veterinary visit, telogen hairs that aren't anchored into the hair follicle may begin to fall out.

When there's hair, hair everywhere: shedding is usually seasonal, but factors such as diet, genetics and even temperament can all trigger it

She described how to use the hair pull and other tools to differentiate between telogen effluvium, alopecia areata, androgenetic alopecia, loose anagen syndrome, and short anagen syndrome.

Gentle hair pull can diagnose pediatric alopecia

The methanol extract of the plant has also been tested for its efficacy for promoting hair growth in pigmented C57/BL6 mice, preselected for their telogen phase of hair growth.

Ethnopharmacological significance of Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk. (Asteraceae)

According to experts, the result of long-term distress and anxiety caused by a major stress such as divorce, can lead to a type of hair shedding called Telogen Effluvium, or stress shedding.

Khloe Kardashian suffers hair loss due to stressful divorce

Telogen effluvium, which is a type of diffused hair loss involving the whole scalp, is a common condition affecting the young generation.

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Oral zinc therapy for zinc deficiency-related telogen effluvium.

Literature review & commentary

HTS has been associated with postnatal telogen effluvium, which 90% of women experience at peak between 2 and 6 months after giving birth11, 12.

HAIR TOURNIQUET SYNDROME

This halts hair growth (the anagen stage) and causes a move to resting (the telogen phase) where the hairs are then abruptly shed.

'Now I've accepted my hair will never grow back, it's actually quite liberating; Catherine Townsend lost her hair due to alopecia two years ago and took the bold decision not to wear a wig. She tells RACHEL MAINWARING how she's learned to accept her hair loss

Yakinlarda yayinlanan bir calismada Reied ve arkadaslari, AA, AGA ve telogen dokulmesi olan 104 kadin hastada yasam kalitesini Skindex-16 ile olcmusler, hastaligin klinik siddetinin yasam kalitesi skorlari uzerinde belirleyici olmadigini saptamistir (20).

The role of stress in alopecia areata and comparison of life quality of patients with androgenetic alopecia and healthy controls/Alopesi areatada stresin rolu ve hastalarin yasam kalitesinin androgenetik alopesi ve saglikli kontrollerle karsilastirilmasi

Possible symptoms and complications of eating disorders are acne, xerosis, amenorrhoea, tooth loss, cavities, constipation, diarrhea, lanugo, water retention or edema, scurvy, cardiac arrest, hypokalemia, telogen effluvium, osteoporosis, kidney failure, brain atrophy, electrolyte imbalance, pellagra, hyponatremia, suicide and death.